Debate between James Baldwin and William Buckley. What is the problem of race and the American Dream today, 58 years after the debate?

In the American Dream Debate, Baldwin expressed concern about how white people use the term "American Dream" to mean something exclusively for them. He argued that white people have been able to maintain power and privilege by telling black people that the American Dream is only for them and that if they don't achieve it, they are not Americans. However, there is no clear answer to this question, as there is no agreement on what exactly the "American Dream" is. Some might argue that the American Dream is the idea that all Americans should have the opportunity to achieve their dreams, without regard to their race or social class. Others might say that the American Dream is simply the belief that America is the land of opportunity, where anyone can succeed if they work hard enough.